The Prime Minister said a £160 million plan will "stamp out" anti-social behaviour "once and for all" as he pledged more police patrols and swifter punishments for those blighting communities.Rishi Sunak will use a home counties visit on Monday to announce the UK Government's anti-social behaviour action plan.In proposals heavily briefed beforehand, it will include trials of swifter justice measures and increased policing in areas of England and Wales deemed to have high amounts of low-level cri

The Prime Minister said a £160 million plan will "stamp out" anti-social behaviour "once and for all" as he pledged more police patrols and swifter punishments for those blighting communities.Rishi Sunak will use a home counties visit on Monday to announce the UK Government's anti-social behaviour action plan.In proposals heavily briefed beforehand, it will include trials of swifter justice measures and increased policing in areas of England and Wales deemed to have high amounts of low-level crime.Laughing gas will be banned, drug testing of criminals will become more prevalent, on-the-spot fines for graffiti and fly-tipping will be increased and more money will be ploughed into youth centres as part of a bid to eradicate behaviours spoiling Britain's neighbourhoods.